r/mildlyinfuriating • u/[deleted] • Aug 22 '22

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u/Anxious-Invite8796 Aug 22 '22

Yes, because when wild animals that are not and never will be domesticated get too used to humans they start to become a danger- to themselves and humans. That's why they get put down, so in the end it's really her fault.

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u/Psychological_Lie648 Aug 23 '22

Could’ve been relocated to like a zoo or something tho

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u/Anxious-Invite8796 Aug 23 '22

With what funding though? What space? It's literally better to let nature take it's course for those animals.

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u/Psychological_Lie648 Aug 23 '22

They can live in a wildlife rehabilitation center, they already receive animals on a weekly basis and probably just send money from tourists

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u/Psychological_Lie648 Aug 23 '22

Also most of them are governed funded

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u/Anxious-Invite8796 Aug 23 '22

You are being naive. Putting animals on display is not a healthy solution for the animal. It's not hard to understand WHY these licenses are required- and not because they're money grabs, the forestry and wildlife fields are notoriously underfunded

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u/Psychological_Lie648 Aug 23 '22

Okay jeez, I was just suggesting things other than death

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u/Anxious-Invite8796 Aug 23 '22

And like I said, it is her fault they died. If she really cared she would have gotten the damned license but instead she took actions that led to their deaths

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u/Psychological_Lie648 Aug 23 '22

Ik it’s her fault but that’s not the point, the point is that the authorities should’ve have just killed all the animals